Hello
Good evening
Is there a possibility to set an email alert in IBM CSS whenever the status
of replication changes ? Like from prepared to suspended or Preparing ? Or
atleast whenever the status is suspended can we set an alert in IBM CSS to
send email alert to our email boxes ?
Jake
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As in "Thank you for putting words in my mouth" and "Yes, and COND is
easy to understand; it's also unnatural in that itrequires using the
brain as well as the fingers. OK, got it. Thanks for explaining?" - or
what other "I'd rather speak for myself. Alternative facts?"
On 22/05/2021 04:04, Seym
Thank you for putting words in my mouth. However, I'd rather speak for myself.
Alternative facts?
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Poncelet [ponce...@
A well-known Bank I was working at, as a systems programming consultant
(in '99,) asked me to install custompac. So I did that and checked it
out. It was so full of errors, including that the user enter the MCAT
password and the hlq of PARMLIB (and of whatever else,) for it to
function, never mind
When did custompack stop having SMP steps?
Yes, COND is easy to understand; it's also unnatural.
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Poncelet
Sent: Friday, May 21, 2021 7:01 PM
That's a common misconception. BAL is the assembler for BPS/360, called basic
because it lack macros. With the exception of the oddball 20 and 44, BAL was
the last basic assembler in the S/360 line.
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
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Thank you.
Sent from my iPhone
> On May 21, 2021, at 7:39 PM, Mike Schwab wrote:
>
> Async mirroring would be possible. The bad / good thing is your
> source dasd track could be updated several times between passes. What
> the controller does is look at the updated track table, 1 bit per
> t
Async mirroring would be possible. The bad / good thing is your
source dasd track could be updated several times between passes. What
the controller does is look at the updated track table, 1 bit per
track, copies the tracks in order, resetting the bits when read and
acknowledged, then proceeds t
"BAL" means "Basic Assembler Language" and is short for everything that
followed it, including HLASM and conditional macro assembler. Cheers ;-)
On 21/05/2021 23:10, Seymour J Metz wrote:
> I am proud to say that I have never used BAL. But I have used SOAP, TASS,
> 7070 Autocoder, 1401 Autocoder,
"I don't like it when IBM takes away tools" - and IBM stopped publishing
system control block DSECTs with ESA, thereby preventing sysprogs from
modifying its OSes (or so it thought.)
Next step (perhaps in 10+ years' time) will be to withdraw support of
native SMP/E (and thus of CBPDO/CBIPO instal
As one who ~likes~ languages and accents, I'm inclined to mourn what I'm told
is the gradual but inexorable disappearance of (for example) broad Yorkshire.
It's too soon; I haven't learned all the accents there are, yet! But in
practice I don't get a vote. The Midwestern-American accent that
... busy looking up "nowt" :)
Tom (USA)
On 5/21/2021 2:17 PM, Rupert Reynolds wrote:
Being English by birth, I remember working in Holland, and meeting someone
with the nickname "Suzie Did It On The Roof" (I didn't ask what she did on
that roof :-) ). The short "oo" as in "woof" caught me by su
I am proud to say that I have never used BAL. But I have used SOAP, TASS, 7070
Autocoder, 1401 Autocoder, MODSAP. SAAL, COMPASS and the usual D, F, G, H and
HLASM.
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
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> ESA's OCO?
What's that in reference to?
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Poncelet
Sent: Friday, May 21, 2021 4:22 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: JCL COND vs I
Being English by birth, I remember working in Holland, and meeting someone
with the nickname "Suzie Did It On The Roof" (I didn't ask what she did on
that roof :-) ). The short "oo" as in "woof" caught me by surprise. Every
day is a school day, etc.
But the UK/US one that gets me every time is "r
Rex,
By all means. But beware of those who give out unnecessary trinkets with
one hand and take over control of systems with the other.
Chris
On 20/05/2021 15:37, Pommier, Rex wrote:
> Sorry Chris,
>
> But I would venture a guess that you're pretty much standing alone here. The
> "if it
ESA's OCO?
On 20/05/2021 08:43, Seymour J Metz wrote:
> Progress is also not made by pretending that a blunt tool is sharp just
> because you're used to it. COND= is a blunt tool, and IF/THEN puts a bandage
> over some, but not all, of its ugliness.
>
> What's wrong with taking advantage of skel
"I fear the Greeks and when bearing gifts."
On 20/05/2021 04:34, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
> On Thu, 20 May 2021 02:50:02 +0100, CM Poncelet wrote:
>
>> Again and with all due respect, progress is made not by blunting the
>> tool but by sharpening the user.
>>
>> "IF/THEN" does not handle all boole
I have used high level languages (PL/I, COBOL, Fortran, C) as well as
assemblers (6502, VAX-11/750 macro, ICL System 25, IBM BAL, intel) - and
also machine code for zaps and dumps - but I am now retired ,
thanks😊 .
On 20/05/2021 10:17, Lennie Dymoke-Bradshaw wrote:
> Can I deduce from this that yo
On Fri, 21 May 2021 14:38:26 -0400, Bob Bridges wrote:
>Heh. When I was in high school we moved from Minnesota (where "root" rhymes
>with "foot") to Pennsylvania (where "root" rhymes with "boot"). The kid who
>sat behind me in Biology class was named Scott Root. He thought I was making
>fun
Hello folks,
I am trying to find out what we could consider to be a "safe" maximum
distance for mirroring DASD from one site to another.
We have a situation where site #1 will be thousands (9,000) of miles away
from site #2 (across the ocean.
I realize there would be a great deal of latency involv
"ROUTE" has troubled/troubling us (people from India) too for a long time.
Our English is influenced by both UK & US and we always had this trouble,
rather our list of mixed pronunciation is quite long. On top of that we
have our own languages too with very specific pronunciation of some sounds.
I
Heh. When I was in high school we moved from Minnesota (where "root" rhymes
with "foot") to Pennsylvania (where "root" rhymes with "boot"). The kid who
sat behind me in Biology class was named Scott Root. He thought I was making
fun of his name every time I said "root". I learned to adjust t
As if this topic were not tangled enough, it's complicated by U.S. dialect
differences.
ROOT In some locales, this word rhymes with 'boot', in others it rhymes with
'foot'. Many people can use both pronunciations interchangeably.
ROUT This word in all dialects rhymes with 'scout'. Little effe
On 20/05/2021 6:25 pm, Colin Paice wrote:
Are there any magic options to say "load a jar - just once ... not once
for each thread", or to tell Java to load from the shared classes cache?
It feels like an old (non java) problem of having a non reentrant load
module, so it was loaded from disk eve
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